Friday, November 19, 2010

Haiku My Heart - Regrets

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regrets fall like ashes
grace leans
into the coming storm


Another dual offering for Haiku My Heart Friday and AEDM today.

I tried a new technique ('Apply Image') for blending two photos in the above image. I love the result - thanks to Deana for sharing this easy Photoshop 
tutorial. Can't wait to play with the technique some more.

I have been a bit remiss in posting, but I have been working diligently on both map and doll for TAG, even taking photos along the way. I will post more very soon...

Meanwhile, visit the places above – they will haiku your heart and art your soul. Promise.

Peace.

21 comments:

  1. I'm so impressed. The depth in the work is amazing. The background actually glistens.

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  2. Thank you, Marie. Photoshop is an amazing thing. :)

    Thank you for stopping by.

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  3. Deb, I love what you did here and the words are so appropriate, I'm thinking of having the word 'grace' as my theme word for next year!

    love Sue x

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  4. Beautiful!!! It turned out so well!

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  5. it is a beautiful blend perfectly made for your ku... regret is definitely a sad emotion but grace is so uplifting... and i love the black eyed susans long after the bloom has become weary... thank you, miss pie

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  6. wow! I love it! love all the beautiful words I read here too...

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  7. Gorgeous little poem, and the picture is beautiful.

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  8. Beautiful - both the image and the poem!

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  9. Deanna's tutorial looks like a good thing. I love the haiku.

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  10. grace leans into the coming storm... lovely. and the picture is beautiful

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  11. Hiya Deb,
    Blended phrases and blended images, turned into a wholesome whole.
    Two different 'wholes' here? I am confusing myself now. Language never fails to bewilder.

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  12. i love the strength of this...
    thanks for being here...
    encouraging and inspiring.

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  13. Interesting image, and captivating verbal accompaniment.

    Have a nice day, Boonie

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  14. Beautiful lines and an interesting image which is so apt for the Haiku!!

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  15. Beautiful technique!! Somehow,my banner disappeared and I messed around the template and what else I don't know!! I regret I tried anything without getting advice!!! hehe My words are all in capital letters now!!but I did get the flickr currently unavailable off at the top! Now,I've got to figure out how to do a banner and get those letters back to size! UG! Phew!

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  16. Lovely! The green looks like soft moss.

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  17. Beautiful image and I LOVE your Haiku! :)

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  18. Happy THANKSGIVING to you and thanks for being a CYBER friend.
    You are one of those I am paying tribute to today. We all earn from each other in true MEME style.

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  19. Thank you all for visiting. and for all the nice comments. Joco, thank you for the Thanksgiving wishes. I can't imagine life without our cyber friends. :)

    Thanksgiving wishes of abundance in all things to all of you (whether or not you celebrate).

    Deb

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  20. Hi Deb, love the picture and your words even more..... keep the marvelous creativity coming!

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